Sentence examples for nomenclature will from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the nomenclature will change, and we will recognize so-called disabilities for what they really are -- differences in how people learn.

The editor of the commission's Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature will continue to be based at the Natural History Museum.

Nonetheless, even in these cases use of the protein species nomenclature will be helpful, indicating the current level of knowledge of the exact chemical structure and giving hints as to the direction further investigations should take.

This does not imply that traditional IUPAC nomenclature will eventually be displaced by computer methods; the continued development of verbal nomenclature has run in parallel with the development of InChIs.

The new nomenclature will stretch across the company's various business tools, with each service picking up a 'for Work' appendage — Google now vends Drive for Work, Search for Work, and so forth.

A reader with knowledge of organic chemistry R/S stereochemical nomenclature will find a familiar pattern in these explanations, namely that @ generally involves putting an atom in the back and reading the remaining atoms clockwise, in sequential order of left to right.

Although this nomenclature system will catalogue the genes from O. sativa, every effort will be made by the CGSNL to manage gene nomenclature in non-O.

Following ESA archiving nomenclature, we will refer to uncorrected data as Previous (file counter equal to 0301, 0302 and 0303) and (Delta F_{mathrm{P}} (t)) will be the corresponding series of ASM VFM total field differences.

A comparison of exemplar tree showing phylogenetic relationships of Arabidopsis and rice proteins in ABC transporter has been done in the nomenclature, which will be helpful for searching the ABA transporter in rice.

In the spirit of standardized nomenclature we will refer to our tobacco myb homolog as NtAN2.

For clarity, the original references and accession codes are shown in table 1, along with the nomenclature we will adopt from this point on.